21 March 2016

Adventures in Cup Cozies on the Road - Dec 2015

This last Christmas my husband and I did some traveling and, naturally, I brought my crafting supplies.  I brought some orange and black yarn I wanted to make some cup cozies plus some other yarn.  This is the fruits of those long hours traveling:


Above and Below: Basic Striped Cup Cozy shown on a 12 oz coffee cup and a medium fountain drink cup.  These really are great for hot or cold drinks!


Below: Petal Flower Cup Cozy



Above: Basic Stripe Cup Cozy in grey and black.
Below: Bulky Cup Cozy in grey and black.



Above: Bulky Cup Cozy in orange and black.
Below: "Garder" Cup Cozy.


The following are pictured in better lighting on a 12 oz paper coffee cup.


Above: Basic Stripe Cup Cozy.
Below: Single Stripe Cup Cozy.



Above: Basic Stripe Cup Cozy.
Below: Petal Flower Cup Cozy.



Above: Japanese Flower Cup Cozy.
Below: "Garder" Cup Cozy.



Above and Below: Bulky Cup Cozy


It was a pleasure to share these with you!

Blessings and Peace!

Tabitha

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Adventures in Quilting - Dec 2015

For this last Christmas, I decided to make quilts for my niece and nephew.  Each quilt has a personalized, hand embroidered "tag" and matching tooth fairy pillow.  The two pillows are about the same size, but the quilts are different sizes.  Since my nephew is 1 and my niece is 3, I decided to make a quilted baby mat for my nephew and a kid-size quilt for my niece.  This was a very rewarding endeavor.


Above: Quilted Baby Matt and matching Tooth Fairy Pillow for my nephew.
Below: Kid-Size Quilt and matching Tooth Fairy Pillow for my niece.



Here you can see my nephew's pillow up close.  "ALEX" is hand-embroidered into the pocket cloth.



I couldn't resist this panda and polka dots material!  Since my sister-in-law said my niece changes her mind on what she likes pretty often, it seemed like a great option.  She loves her new pillow and blanket.  


Below are a variety of pictures that show the individual squares where I quilted the patterns into the fabric.  The first one is from before I added the border, but you can kind of see the quilting in the light pink squares.



Above: cupcake.
Below: flower.



Above: star.
Below: butterfly.



Above: cherry.
Below: on the back side the butterfly overlapped the embroidered "tag," which I thought was a nice effect though totally unintentional.


I hope you enjoyed this post!  It was a pleasure to share!

Blessings and Peace!

Tabitha

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Adventures in Amigurumi

I find it rewarding to create and some of my favorite creations have been Amigurumi.  Below are three amigurumi I finished a few months ago: a Jesus doll and two versions of a piggy.  Two of these were special orders, making them extra special to me, and the third sprang from one of those special orders.  I am happy that I was able to make Amigurumi satisfactory to my customers and appreciate the opportunity to work with such wonderful people.


Above and below: Jesus doll, without and with his overcoat.  


The next three pictures are Pinky the Pig in beige.




 Below: Pinky the Pig in pink wearing a pet sweater.


I hope you enjoyed this post!


Blessings and Peace!

Tabitha

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